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Post by MRB3N on Jan 23, 2013 20:43:02 GMT
I dunno why I like this stuff but I do.  This is a cutaway of the overhead camshaft of a BMW S1000 RR. The S1000 RR is a 193 BHP bike and redlines at 14,200 RPM. Which is working the cam and valves at 118 cycles per second!!!  |
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Post by MRB3N on Jan 24, 2013 20:15:50 GMT
No replies? - Obviously no one as sad as me that likes these videos. Haha.  |
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Post by cbrsims on Jan 24, 2013 21:33:11 GMT
Its mad the speed, the wonders of a internal combustion engine
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Post by MRB3N on Jan 25, 2013 9:16:23 GMT
Its mad the speed, the wonders of a internal combustion engine My exact thoughts! 118 cycles of that cam chain and valve lifters etc... ...PER SECOND! |
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Post by cbrsims on Jan 25, 2013 11:12:38 GMT
can see why some bikes go bang too
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Post by kinetic on Jan 26, 2013 8:58:13 GMT
Thats crazy ,, its good to see ,, love it when you cant see anything moving ,,, thats fast  |
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Post by optimised yammy on Feb 8, 2013 12:46:17 GMT
At bout 2 mins I decided that it was only two circles and springs that were turning and not going up and down, but this is insane I love engines and anything mechanical and everytime I see something like this I think its amazing how we created something tht can go that fast but and sustain it
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Post by MRB3N on Feb 9, 2013 12:45:02 GMT
At bout 2 mins I decided that it was only two circles and springs that were turning and not going up and down, but this is insane I love engines and anything mechanical and everytime I see something like this I think its amazing how we created something tht can go that fast but and sustain it I very much share your enthusiasm.  |
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Post by optimised yammy on Feb 9, 2013 12:51:40 GMT
i love engines and things they fascinate me from ever since i was little from like 9 i was trying (and i meen trying i couldnt undo alot of things) to tinker with my uncles quad bikes i loved them and now i have worked in a garage with cars doing mots and such and learning from my brother who is a engineer in the army i have learnt so much more i cant wait to get in the engineers myself you learn so much! aswell as learn to blow stuff up B)
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Post by MRB3N on Feb 9, 2013 12:53:12 GMT
i love engines and things they fascinate me from ever since i was little from like 9 i was trying (and i meen trying i couldnt undo alot of things) to tinker with my uncles quad bikes i loved them and now i have worked in a garage with cars doing mots and such and learning from my brother who is a engineer in the army i have learnt so much more i cant wait to get in the engineers myself you learn so much! aswell as learn to blow stuff up B) Anyone with any real knowledge has blown something up along the way... ...Its all about trial and error. That's also the most fun.  |
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Post by optimised yammy on Feb 9, 2013 12:56:24 GMT
yup my aprlilia blew up as i mentioned in my other post  and i have witnessed a diesel engine running away with itself thats pretty scary experience lol and yh trial and error is probs only the best way to learn |
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Post by cbrsims on Feb 10, 2013 0:08:04 GMT
Well ive done that but ive also blown things up for the lulz pitbike with a unlimited cdi no rev limiter thank you very much
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Post by optimised yammy on Feb 10, 2013 0:17:14 GMT
blowing stuff up is fun haha nd did U say U seen a diesel engine runaway? Or summin else?
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Post by cbrsims on Feb 10, 2013 1:23:11 GMT
no a pitbike with a cdi which took away the rev limitier so it would rev and rev and rev
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Post by optimised yammy on Feb 10, 2013 9:24:11 GMT
Haha oh yeah sorry I didnt read your comment right :S that sounds fricken awsome  I dont think I've ever seen a motorbike like that |
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and i have witnessed a diesel engine running away with itself thats pretty scary experience lol and yh trial and error is probs only the best way to learn
I dont think I've ever seen a motorbike like that